Goddam Meaning in English

word

US

/ˈɡɑdˌdæm/

GAHD-am

UK

/ɡˈɒdæm/

GOD-am

التعريف

A slang and mildly offensive term used for emphasis or to express anger, frustration, or annoyance, similar to 'damn' or 'damned'. It is often used before nouns in informal speech.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

Highly informal and moderately vulgar; avoid in formal or polite conversation. Most common before nouns ('that goddam car'), rarely used alone. Sometimes written as 'goddamn' or split into 'god damn'. Used mainly to express irritation or emphasis; not appropriate in professional or respectful contexts.

• Spanish: maldito - condenado - jodido (vulgar)
• Portuguese (BR): maldito - danado - desgraçado (vulgar)
• Portuguese (PT): maldito - danado - raio do (informal, vulgar)
• Chinese (Simplified): 该死的 - 见鬼的 (粗俗)
• Chinese (Traditional): 該死的 - 見鬼的 (粗俗)
• Hindi: हरामी (अपमानजनक) - शापित (अशिष्ट)
• Arabic: اللعين - اللعين (كلمة نابية)
• Bengali: শালা - হারামি - অভিশপ্ত
• Russian: чёртов - проклятый
• Japanese: くそ - いまいましい
• Vietnamese: quái quỷ - chết tiệt
• Korean: 빌어먹을 - 젠장
• Turkish: lanet - kahrolası
• Urdu: حرام زادہ - لعنتی
• Indonesian: sialan - terkutuk

جمل نموذجية

That goddam dog won't stop barking.

basic

I lost my goddam keys again!

basic

Close the goddam window, it's cold.

basic

I can't find the goddam receipt anywhere.

natural

Give me the goddam phone!

natural

He always blames the goddam weather.

natural